2 February 2023 | Euronews
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Home Humans settling on the Moon and Mars in the future may live in homes 'grown' from mushrooms With the help of NASA, architects are working on a prototype that uses a mixture of algae and fungi to "grow" houses on the Moon and Mars. -
Football Now FIFA The Best: Who will be crowned the world's best player? One question always dominates conversation in football: who is the world's best player? The FIFA Best Awards will determine just that on February 27th -
Earth News This ancient Antarctic ice reveals 50,000 years of vital climate change history Antarctic ice is helping scientists to understand how the climate has changed in the last 50,000 years. -
Business Series A taste of history: The unmistakable flavours of Extremadura Here We Grow visits Spain's western region of Extremadura where tradition and sustainability merge to produce some of the country's most unmistakable flavours. -
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 2nd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Britain's horse racing-Jockey Club removes formal dress codes at the races And they're off! But not perhaps in the way you were thinking. Britain's Jockey Club jumps to make the often exclusively rich sport of horseracing more accessible by ending dress code requirement. -
The gateway to the EU: Why Dublin became a bustling tech hub Dublin is one of Europe’s leading tech hubs, with plenty of opportunity for furthering a career in the industry. Should you consider making the move? -
Finland Sweden tightens anti-terror laws as Finland makes public show of support over NATO application Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin told reporters in Stockholm that it's "in everyone's interest" that the Nordic neighbours join NATO together. -
Culture news You can now see this €43 million French masterpiece at the Musée d'Orsay The Musée d’Orsay in Paris has recently obtained a beloved Impressionist painting by Gustave Caillebotte, thanks to the financial support of luxury goods giant LVMH. -
Nature Ukraine war: Kyiv zookeepers are lighting fires to keep their animals warm Berlin Zoo has managed to raise €400,000 in contributions from well-wishers to send generators to its Ukrainian counterpart. -
Earth News Fact check: Is the EU really going to force us to eat insects without our knowledge? The European Commission gave the green light to sell of larvae in powder and other forms - a decision that has caused quite a stir on social media. -
Culture news Why the third episode of HBO's 'The Last of Us' will be 2023's most memorable piece of television Why the third episode of HBO's 'The Last of Us' will be 2023's most memorable piece of television -
France Suspected mafioso arrested in France after 16 years on the run Edgardo Greco, 63, a suspected member of the Calabrian mafia the 'Ndrangheta was working as a pizza maker in St Etienne. -
Europe News Watch: Immersive exhibition recreates the harassment and anxiety suffered by ETA opponents Between 1968 and 2010, ETA, a separatist group based in the Basque Country, killed 829 people and injured thousands. -
Culture news How will new creative director Sabato De Sarno change Gucci? After eight years with the maximalist gender non-conforming clothes of Alessandro Michele, the Italian fashion house has appointed its next creative director. -
Republic of North Macedonia In North Macedonia, waning pro-EU sentiment opens the door to malign intentions The Western Balkan country has been built on compromises made to deliver on the dream of becoming a part of the European Union. Decades later, Macedonians have never been more tired of waiting, President Stevo Pendarovski explains. -
Europe News MEPs launch hotline to tip off Big Tech's 'shady lobbying' in EU institutions The hotline website promises to guarantee complete anonymity for staff of EU institutions that come forward to tip off any irregularities in lobbying practices by Big Tech companies. -
Economy ECB raises interest rates by 0.5% The ECB raises interest rates again by half a percentage point to try and control inflation in the eurozone. -
Health news Health experts warn of a 'diagnostics apartheid' as rich countries hoard testing tools The right to health "has been denied" to many in developing countries as the West hoarded COVID and Mpox tests. -
Europe News Corruption scandal: MEPs lift Cozzolino and Tarabella's immunities Both MEPs deny any involvement in the illicit lobbying allegedly conducted by Qatar by Morocco. -
Earth News ‘Pure greenwashing’: Shell reports highest ever profits while labelling fossil gas as ‘renewable’ The fossil fuel giant continues to set the trend of record energy company profits off the back of soaring prices caused by the war in Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 2nd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Tom Jones hit song 'Delilah' banned amidst Welsh rugby sexism scandal The 2023 Six Nations Championship will kick off this weekend and it has been announced that the popular song by Tom Jones, ‘Delilah’, will not be performed at the rugby tournament due to its problematic lyrics. -
Europe News Von der Leyen promises 10th package of Russian sanctions in visit to Kyv One of the EU's messages is likely to be bitter for Ukraine: there will be no fast-tracking for Ukraine's bid to become a member. -
Health news What is VEXAS? All you need to know about the newly-discovered syndrome spreading in the US The disease, whose discovery was overshadowed by the COVID pandemic, is more frequent in men over the age of 50, though women can also be affected. -
United Kingdom Sunak marks 100 days as UK prime minister as problems mount Sunak marks 100 days as UK prime minister as problems mount -
Morocco Spain and Morocco hold first summit in eight years Spain and Morocco hold their first summit in eight years as they seek to strengthen economic ties and build on a diplomatic truce. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The birth of a scandalous book, a mega-city, and a drag TV show The birth of a scandalous book, a mega-city, and a drag TV show -
Money King Charles III will not feature on Australian bank notes King Charles III will not feature on Australian bank notes as the UK monarch is replaced by an indigenous design. -
Travel News French ski resorts: How a snowless town put itself back on the map Col de l’Azelier is one of nearly 200 French ski resorts to shut since the 1970s. But e-biking and hiking are bringing tourists back. -
Ireland Irish Catholic Church in 'terminal decline' after sexual abuse scandals Euronews hears about the "catastrophic" impact of sexual abuse scandals in Ireland's Catholic Church. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 2nd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Why you should be watching new Disney+ show 'Extraordinary' No matter how impressive or next-to-useless the superpower is, everybody gets an ability. Except for Jen. -
Ukraine EU commissioners travel to Kyiv: How do you keep politicians safe in a war-zone? As an EU delegation makes its way to Ukraine, security experts say a 'holistic, agnostic and horizontal' approach can reduce life-threatening risks in a conflict zone.